RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:What I have learned from ENB mgmt over the yearsGanyman....yep
As they say..."Follow the money". Middlefield makes its money from management fees and so it is in their best self interest to have as many shares of ENS outstanding and the highest market cap as possible and right now with the price actually being at a discount, a lot has to happen in order for them to see a premium sufficiently high for them to do another raise and thereby make more money.
I am currently at my market weight for ENS but frankly if this continues I might consider going overweight. The curious thing about there being a discount to NAV is that the yield is just that much higher - which in turn makes the question as to why there is a discount to NAV even more puzzling.